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October 30th, 2008

Thursday Homework

NONE!

October 29th, 2008

Wednesday Homework

October 29th, 2008

On My Honor:Chapters 6-9


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Marion Dane Bauer shows us how easily an accident can turn tragic. Joel understands the frightening results of Tony’s death and panics. Since he is the only person that knows the truth about Tony, he decides to keep it a secret. The author shows how distressed Joel becomes because he is keeping the truth to himself.  His parents are about to question him…

October 29th, 2008

PTA Rep Letter

Parents, Please send your letter from our PTA Representative back to school as soon as possible.  Below is a link to print off another copy if neccessary.

CLICK to VIEW PTA REP Letter.doc

October 28th, 2008
October 28th, 2008

Finding the MEAN using NFL Division Records and cubes

Determine the  mean and explain what it does and does not indicate about the set of data.

WHICH division in football had the best record 2007?  Find the mean for wins and loses in each division to find the answer.

AFC North AVERAGE Wins/Loses

AFC South AVERAGE Wins/Loses

AFC East AVERAGE Wins/Loses

AFC West AVERAGE Wins/Loses

NFC North AVERAGE Wins/Loses

NFC South AVERAGE Wins/Loses

NFC East AVERAGE Wins/Loses

NFC West AVERAGE Wins/Loses

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NFL Standings - 2007

October 27th, 2008

Monday Homework

  • Correct Science TEST
  • Score averages using cubes
  • Book Club Schedule
  • Book Club Illustrations
October 27th, 2008

Mean Practice using cubes


  NHL

s 

 Anaheim 4 vs. Ottawa 3

 Average Score

 

 

  NCAA Football

 

 Nevada 31 vs. Hawaii 38

 Average Score

 

 NFL


 Oakland 10 vs. Baltimore 29

 Average Score

 

 Major League Baseball

 

 Tampa Bay 2 vs. Philadelphia 10

 Average Score

 

Mean Practice Using Cubes and Scoreboard WORKSHEET

 

Click the Thumbnails to see our examples!

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October 27th, 2008

Finding Mean, Median and Mode

Determine and use the range, mean, median and mode, and explain what each does and does not indicate about the set of data.

Finding Mean, Median and Mode

How Mean, Median, and Mode Represent Data

October 26th, 2008

Personal Narrative LEADs

Personal Narrative LEADs


Big Potato Lead

Instantly the ball ascended upwards like a balloon towards my outstretched arm.

Snapshot Lead

A sea of red was slowly filling the new state-of-the-art stadium designed to bring baseball’s best fans a ballpark to match. The sun beat straight down from the heavens as I sat on a hard red bleacher seat spitting sports banter back and forth like a tennis match with my cousin, Don, admiring the dramatic view of the Gateway Arch.

Dialogue Lead

Zits, Jerry Scott, Jim Borgman, school, teachers,

“Who is with the girl in the white hat?” shouted a high pitch voice from over my shoulder.

POST your three different LEADS. Make sure you label the LEAD. Use my example from above.

October 24th, 2008

On My Honor: 5

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This chapter the author describes Joel panicked search for Tony.

October 23rd, 2008

Figurative Language: Symbol

Symbol: Representation of something complex, general, or abstract.
“The American Flag symbolizes the democratic ideal.”

Post your original sentence and your revised sentence where you used a SYMBOL. 

October 23rd, 2008

Figurative Language: Allusion

Allusion: A reference to a specific person, place, or thing.
“She is as beautiful as the Mona Lisa.”

Post your original sentence and your revised sentence where you used a ALLUSION.

October 23rd, 2008
October 23rd, 2008

Book Clubs

The students started BOOK CLUBS today.  After selecting a book, each group created a schedule to follow for their reading.  Click on the Thumbnail to see an example schedule.

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